Guardiola surpasses Mourinho and Ferguson, sets new record in England | OneFootball

This Sunday, Manchester City became champions of the English League Cup after defeating Arsenal 2-0 at Wembley Stadium. With this title, Pep Guardiola, City’s coach, reached the milestone of 40 trophies in his career and became the manager with the most titles in this tournament.

Guardiola claimed his fifth English League Cup title, surpassing big names like Brian Clough, Alex Ferguson, and José Mourinho, who each won four championships.

In addition to this record, the Spanish coach has now reached 40 career titles, with 19 at City. With this, he became the second manager with the most titles in history. Pep is behind only Alex Ferguson, the United legend, who has 49 trophies.

At 55 years old, Guardiola could reach 42 trophies this season. The Manchester club is still competing in the quarterfinals of the FA Cup against Liverpool and is the runner-up in the Premier League, nine points behind Arsenal.

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